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Elena Fridman v. NYCB Mortgage Company LLC
Case Number:
14-2220
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Nature of Suit:
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April 14, 2015
7th Circ. Won't Rehear Suit Over Mortgage E-Payment Fees
The Seventh Circuit on Monday refused to grant a rehearing to NYCB Mortgage Co. LLC after it ruled the company wrongly charged a late fee to a customer who authorized an electronic payment two days before it was due, reviving her class action claiming that withholding credit for online payments violates the Truth in Lending Act.
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March 12, 2015
NYCB Wrongly Charged Late Fee For E-Payment: 7th Circ.
The Seventh Circuit on Wednesday concluded that NYCB Mortgage Co. LLC wrongly charged a late fee to a customer who authorized an electronic payment two days before it was due, reviving her class action claiming that withholding credit for online payments violates the Truth in Lending Act.